DJANGO UNCHAINED (2012) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Quentin Tarantino | Jamie Foxx
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Top Comments (10)
Django blowing up the director and giving himself a surprise 4th act is such a nice touch, i love it
That horse that Jamie Fox was riding at the end was his own horse. So him riding bareback wouldnt be that surprising.
The dialogue between Waltz and DiCaprio about Alexandre Dumas goes down as one of the greatest moments of screenplay for me. What a film!
I had mad respect for Schultz that he RATHER DIE than shake Calvin Candies hand.
fun fact: Leo cutting his hand on the glass was not part of the script. it was an accident. that is actually his blood. but he stayed in character and finished the scene
Don Johnson’s character trying to articulate how to treat Django as someone in between a slave and a lower class white person is honestly hilarious. Tarantino’s ability to take something as dark as slavery and incorporate humor while also displaying how convoluted and ridiculous the idea of slavery/classism is is masterful.
The guy that asks Django if he knows how to spell his name, is actually the original Django actor from the spaghetti western!
The holes in the bag scene is so good LMAOOOO
One of the hardest movies out there. Great soundtrack and acting all around. I was cheering during half of this movie in theaters.
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Top Comments (10)
Django blowing up the director and giving himself a surprise 4th act is such a nice touch, i love it
That horse that Jamie Fox was riding at the end was his own horse. So him riding bareback wouldnt be that surprising.
The dialogue between Waltz and DiCaprio about Alexandre Dumas goes down as one of the greatest moments of screenplay for me. What a film!
I had mad respect for Schultz that he RATHER DIE than shake Calvin Candies hand.
fun fact: Leo cutting his hand on the glass was not part of the script. it was an accident. that is actually his blood. but he stayed in character and finished the scene
Don Johnson’s character trying to articulate how to treat Django as someone in between a slave and a lower class white person is honestly hilarious. Tarantino’s ability to take something as dark as slavery and incorporate humor while also displaying how convoluted and ridiculous the idea of slavery/classism is is masterful.
The guy that asks Django if he knows how to spell his name, is actually the original Django actor from the spaghetti western!
The holes in the bag scene is so good LMAOOOO
One of the hardest movies out there. Great soundtrack and acting all around. I was cheering during half of this movie in theaters.
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